04/17/2026
The same men who told the Pope to "read the Bible" this week apparently haven't read it themselves.
Pete Hegseth — self-proclaimed holy warrior, the guy who said this war is SACRED — got caught on camera passionately quoting... the Pulp Fiction screenplay. A Quentin Tarantino script. Not scripture. Not Ezekiel. Jules Winnfield. 🎬📖
And Trump? He's furious at the Pope. Because the Pope hurt his feelings.
Let's be crystal clear about what's happening here:
The Pope is defending immigrants, the poor, the sick, victims of war and famine — you know, literally everything Jesus talked about.
Trump is defending his ego.
Hegseth is defending a fictional hitman's monologue.
These three are NOT the same.
This week has been genuinely illuminating. Not because these men are hypocrites — we knew that. But because the mask is fully off now. This was never about Christianity. It was never about God or Jesus or any crusade of faith. It's about money. It's about power. It's about maintaining a system that keeps them at the top while the rest of us scramble beneath them.
They will invoke Jesus to win an election and forget His name the second a refugee needs shelter.
The Pope is doing Christianity. These men are cosplaying it — badly — while cashing the check.
You don't get to tell the actual Pope to read the Bible when you can't tell the Bible from a Miramax production
